In times of globalization, the world is experiencing a fusion of forces in the fields of politics, economics and communication. But neither the existing conflicts and problems arising can be considered as isolated phenomena, but also its solution requires an effort of all and a global commitment. Amid this maelstrom that leads us to link different cultural spaces with breathtaking ease, more urgent than ever agreement on common ethical standards as a guide for adjusting our interpersonal and intercultural skills. In this context, it is extremely important to the Global Ethic project, developed by the theologian Hans Küng, which has aroused great interest worldwide. In the Declaration Toward a Global Ethic of the Parliament of World Religions held in Chicago in 1993, whose principal author was just Hans Küng, was made a catalog of universal ethical standards, based on the basic precepts of the great religions and ethical systems not religious. The consensus statement is acceptable and sustainable for any human being, unifying consensus, essential to react to the conflict between religions and cultures, which disturbs the coexistence on our planet. In these conversations with journalist Jürgen hoer, Hans Küng faced with the openness that characterizes such pressing questions as: What are the major religions can contribute to help solve an economic crisis, ecological and world politics? And, in view of events as threatening as fanaticism, and xenophobia increasingly aggressive, life really will be in tolerance, cooperation, truth and nonviolence? Hans Küng discusses the current situation with wit and sees concrete ideas for the future of religion and humanity. A critical and very personal one of the most committed and influential thinkers of our time to an audience interested in issues of religion, politics (globalization) and timeliness.